The 2012 calendar is available now
 The 2012 PNLHA calendar is our 32nd annual calendar – and the first in full color! It is dedicated to the 2011 PNLHA award winners, Ray Haynes (Past President of the BC Federation of Labour) and the Council of the City of New Westminster. The calendar includes images from British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon.
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2012 Labor History Conference
Bread, Yes, But Roses Too: What Are the Roles of Government and Public Sector Unions in Creating and Sharing Our Common Wealth?
The 2012 Pacific Northwest Labor History Conference will be held May 18 – 20 in Tacoma, a struggling city with a proud labor history and a continuing union presence at the ballot box and the work place. The presidential election year of 2012 offers a good opportunity to reassess and relearn some of the history of labor-based politics.
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Please consider renewing your membership or joining the PNLHA for 2012
Our members include trade unionists, students, academics, and others who believe the labour movement must know where it's been to know where it's going. We depend exclusively on memberships to sustain our activities.
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Join the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre
The Workers Arts and Heritage Centre (WAHC) preserves and celebrates the arts, culture and heritage of working people in Canada. It is located in the historic Custom House in Hamilton, Ontario, but its activities reach across the country through travelling exhibits and research projects. The WAHC receives funding for projects, but depends on memberships and donations to pay administrative costs. For more information about the WAHC, and information about becoming a member, visit their website.
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